David

In order to fix your custom post types, you will need to add this function to your themes functions.php file:

function myCustomPopups(){
return array(‘products’);
}
add_filter(‘cart66_add_popup_screens’, ‘myCustomPopups’);

Also, note that ‘products’ is your CPT slug, so adjust accordingly.

Micky, the customer will need to click on the return URL in order to go back to your website. It should be on the confirmation page after they have completed the order. This is a limitation with the integration with PayPal Standard. All other gateways automatically redirect to the receipt page after an order is complete.

@ollieslock, do you have USD in your currency field? If you are using ‘$’ just leave both currency settings blank and they’ll default to ‘$’. Using USD will cause the error you are seeing.

Lisa,

I purchased one of my plans as if I were a regular customer, but Stripe was in test mode and I was using test credentials. Would that make the difference?

Thanks.

You’re welcome! Thanks for your input!

True, that’s something good to consider. I’m not entirely sure how well things will go, so I plan to put more $$ into it if sales are high. Right now I think I’m going to focus on SEO and blog content… we’ll see how things go from there.

True I could have done that, but I liked the original style and colors. It really just needs to be easy to use for newbies who need help with their e-commerce store. Most folks wouldn’t care whether or not it is customized. ??

I fixed the problem.

Okay, cool. Thanks for the fast response!

I have the same problem. Anybody?

You’re welcome!

@doremdou,

In the plugin’s js folder is a list of various javascript files. You can find the latest versions of some of those files from their respective websites. For example, all the files beginning with “jqplot” can be found from the website: https://www.jqplot.com

The jquery.qtip.min.js file can be updated from here: https://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip/

I hope that helps you.

I’ve looked at the plugin’s code and determined it’s not worth the headache. After updating some of the included javascript libraries, some of the issues went away, but the remaining issues look like they will require more in-depth re-writing.

I’ll probably end up writing my own plugin to do this that’s not so bulky.

Great! Glad to hear it’s working.

I can see that your cache plugin is causing problems right now.

You may also want to check this page: https://cart66.com/2011/plugin-compatibility/

What browser are you using? Honestly, this error you mentioned is not even showing up for me. Did you clear your browser’s cache/cookies after disabling the plugins? If you switch to the default TwentyTwelve WordPress theme, does the error go away for you?